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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1966
Page
7
A 17 year old asks if she should drop out after her principal says she will not graduate. Panelists urge sticking with school, pursuing makeup work in deficient subjects, and confiding in parents. They note colleges will see current grades, advise attending graduation with peers, and planning next year with better marks.
The ordinance grants Rural Water District No. 6 Neosho County a twenty year water franchise in Earlton Kansas. It requires ten dollars annual payment to the city, sets installation and maintenance rules, and protects city streets and utilities while ensuring public safety and compliance. The measure was passed April 26, 1966 and awaits final publication.
Benedict and Mrs Elder traveled to Tulsa on May 4 for the funeral of Bill Roberts. Visitors from Long Beach and Urbana spent Friday afternoon with local families. Families from Kanopolis Altamont Collinsville and Fredonia shared Mother’s Day gatherings with relatives. Ice cream cake and church service geraniums highlighted the day. Attendees included Bertha Farwell youngest and oldest mother honorees.
Anthony Mangiaracina, who pleaded guilty 30 years ago to operating a still, was fined 600 dollars and sentenced to one year in prison later reduced to five months. A routine court-file check shows the fine unpaid, and the government seeks 1,665.70 dollars including interest.
A South Carolina inmate who worked at the state penitentiary printing shop is charged with counterfeiting seven five dollar bills. Warden William D. Leeke said James Trembley, 21, formerly of San Diego California, used a photoengraving process to manufacture the notes. None left the prison, and the shop is temporarily closed.
Letter column raises two issues. First, respond to well meaning remarks about adopted children by educating readers that love and enrichment come from care, not pity. Second, discuss tipping and suggest higher prices but fair wages may be needed.
The Air Force awarded Sylvania Electric Products a contract to develop a computer that reads printed material separated by photos and drawings. The device will distinguish text from graphics, identify footnotes captions and tables, then transfer text to storage for abstracting indexing and translation into English. It will handle various fonts and complex page layouts automatically.
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